Gauges are not showing up

[Soulmaster]

What is wrong here? http://www.weerstationmedemblik.nl/meet ... gauges.htm only 3 gauges are visible the rest is not showing up

[daj]

You are missing several files on your website so I do not think you have completed the web site setup as per the help file. There are certain files that you need to upload to the web server once

If you follow the detail in this Wiki page, it will fix your problem. Pay attention to the Core Files section as that is what is missing or in the wrong plage

http://wiki.sandaysoft.com/a/Simple_Website_setup

[scombs]

I am having the exact same problem. It seems that everything uploads just fine, except the gauges.htm page only has 3 gauges showing: Wind Direction, Wind Speed, and Wind Distribution. The 11 metrics above that just say something like "small" or "analog" with no graphic.
I have carefully reloaded all the files as directed. No change.
I ran the ftplogger and nothing appears unusual. Here is the text from the log:

18:28:20:444 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:20:491 TWSocket will connect to 74.114.116.107:21
18:28:20:491 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:20:991 >|220---------- Welcome to Pure-FTPd [privsep] [TLS] ----------|

18:28:20:991 >|220-You are user number 7 of 50 allowed.|

18:28:20:991 >|220-Local time is now 18:18. Server port: 21.|

18:28:20:991 >|220-This is a private system - No anonymous login|

18:28:20:991 >|220-IPv6 connections are also welcome on this server.|

18:28:20:991 >|220 You will be disconnected after 15 minutes of inactivity.|

18:28:20:991 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:21:007 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:21:163 >|331 User scombs OK. Password required|

18:28:21:163 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:21:163 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:21:335 >|230-Your bandwidth usage is restricted|

18:28:21:335 >|230-User scombs has group access to: vhosts |

18:28:21:335 >|230-OK. Current restricted directory is /|

18:28:21:335 >|230 775 Kbytes used (0%) - authorized: 716800 Kb|

18:28:21:335 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:21:335 ! HighLevelAsync done
18:28:21:351 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:21:507 >|257 "/" is your current location|

18:28:22:351 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:22:351 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:22:538 >|227 Entering Passive Mode (74,114,116,107,34,142)|

18:28:22:538 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:22:538 ! Data Socket Connect
18:28:22:538 TWSocket will connect to 74.114.116.107:8846
18:28:22:554 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:22:710 ! Data Session Connected (Get)
18:28:22:710 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1312
18:28:22:882 ! Data Session closed
18:28:22:882 ! Next3GetAsync
18:28:22:882 0117A4C0 TCustomWSocket.Shutdown 1 1312
18:28:22:882 >|150 Accepted data connection|

18:28:22:882 >|226 0 matches total|

18:28:22:898 ! Next3GetAsync
18:28:22:898 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:22:898 ! HighLevelAsync done
18:28:23:351 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:23:569 >|250 OK. Current directory is /weather|

18:28:24:351 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:24:601 >|200 TYPE is now ASCII|

18:28:25:351 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:25:366 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:25:632 >|227 Entering Passive Mode (74,114,116,107,131,230)|

18:28:25:632 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:25:648 TWSocket will connect to 74.114.116.107:33766
18:28:25:804 ! Data Session opened (Put)
18:28:25:804 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1476
18:28:25:804 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:26:148 >|150 Accepted data connection|

18:28:26:148 ! Send first block
18:28:26:148 DataSocketPutDataSent 1460
18:28:26:148 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1476
18:28:26:148 DataSocketPutDataSent 1460
18:28:26:148 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1476
18:28:26:148 DataSocketPutDataSent 1460
18:28:26:148 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1476
18:28:26:148 DataSocketPutDataSent 357
18:28:26:148 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1476
18:28:26:148 DataSocketPutDataSent 0
18:28:26:148 0117A4C0 TCustomWSocket.Shutdown 1 1476
18:28:26:616 ! Data Session closed
18:28:26:616 ! Next3PutAsync
18:28:26:616 0117A4C0 TCustomWSocket.Shutdown 1 1476
18:28:26:616 >|226-775 Kbytes used (0%) - authorized: 716800 Kb|

18:28:26:616 >|226-File successfully transferred|

18:28:26:616 >|226 0.496 seconds (measured here), 9.06 Kbytes per second|

18:28:26:616 ! Next3PutAsync
18:28:26:616 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:26:616 ! HighLevelAsync done
18:28:27:366 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:27:366 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:27:523 >|227 Entering Passive Mode (74,114,116,107,175,225)|

18:28:27:523 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:27:523 TWSocket will connect to 74.114.116.107:45025
18:28:27:694 ! Data Session opened (Put)
18:28:27:710 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1312
18:28:27:710 01179DB0 TriggerDataSent 1420
18:28:27:866 >|150 Accepted data connection|

18:28:27:866 ! Send first block
18:28:27:866 DataSocketPutDataSent 1460
18:28:27:866 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1312
18:28:27:866 DataSocketPutDataSent 1460
18:28:27:866 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1312
18:28:27:866 DataSocketPutDataSent 360
18:28:27:866 0117A4C0 TriggerDataSent 1312
18:28:27:866 DataSocketPutDataSent 0
18:28:27:929 0117A4C0 TCustomWSocket.Shutdown 1 1312
18:28:28:382 ! Data Session closed
18:28:28:382 ! Next3PutAsync
18:28:28:382 0117A4C0 TCustomWSocket.Shutdown 1 1312
18:28:28:382 >|226-775 Kbytes used (0%) - authorized: 716800 Kb|

18:28:28:382 >|226-File successfully transferred|

18:28:28:382 >|226 0.448 seconds (measured here), 6.95 Kbytes per second|

18:28:28:382 ! Next3PutAsync
18:28:28:413 ! HighLevelAsync 0
18:28:28:413 ! HighLevelAsync done


Not being experienced with html or javascript, I'm at a loss for what the problem could be, unless it is something specific to the host site.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Scott

[steve]

I am having the exact same problem. It seems that everything uploads just fine, except the gauges.htm page only has 3 gauges showing: Wind Direction, Wind Speed, and Wind Distribution. The 11 metrics above that just say something like "small" or "analog" with no graphic.

The symptoms do sound exactly the same, suggesting that the solution is the same. But if you're confident you've done that, we're going to need a link to your web site to investigate further.

[scombs]

I can see where that might be helpful! lol

http://scombs.007sites.com/weather/index.htm

Thanks for checking this out for me! I'm new here and new to weather stations, but from the posts I've read I can already say I appreciate your dedication!

Scott

[steve]

You don't appear to have a dbimages folder, so I think you haven't carried out all of the necessary steps, as in the link above (or the help file).

[scombs]

I'm such a moron...lol. I did indeed have a "dbimiges" folder. Spelling is a bit important in this case. I reloaded that folder twice with all the files and tinkered for hours without seeing that mistake.

Sorry for the trouble.

Thanks again,
Scott

[steve]

What it really needs is a '1-click install' where it creates the folders and uploads the standard files for you. Maybe in Cumulus 2...

[Synewave]

What it really needs is a '1-click install' where it creates the folders and uploads the standard files for you. Maybe in Cumulus 2...

Steve, that could be dangerous. Making that bit automated I think will just move a problem elsewhere.

Your instructions for installing the web interface software are as clear as a bell. If those instructions can't be followed by anyone, then they shouldn't be creating a website.

I'm not saying anyone who has missed a point in the document shouldn't ask questions, that's what this Forum is for. My opinion is that maybe you should concentrate on Cumulus itself and not how users should create a website.

Cumulus is about Cumulus and the fabulous data it generates, not how to get the info on the web.

[steve]

I agree with you to a point, Paul, but the result of an incorrectly setup web site - whether it's because of completely ignoring the instructions, carrying them out incorrectly, a slight error while carrying them out (as in this case), putting the wrong directory (for various reasons) - is that people have to come on here and ask for help. It's not a huge problem, but one of the reasons some people like Cumulus is that it's quite easy to get your data onto the web if you don't have much experience with web sites.

It just seems to me that a 'guided' install of the basic web site would make things easier for everyone.